BY JIM GREEN
The future of the Honeymoon uranium mine in South Australia is in jeopardy. It has been revealed that the owner, Canadian-based company Southern Cross Resources (SCR), does not have a commercial mining and milling licence.
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BY BORIS KAGARLITSKY
MOSCOW — It is paradoxical that every time the pace of military engagements increases in the mountains of Chechnya, plans are revived in Moscow for the peaceful regulation of the conflict.
Chechnya is like an unhealed
BY LESLIE RICHMOND
ADELAIDE — On October 5, some 3000 people joined a protest rally and march organised by the Network Opposing War and Racism (NOWAR) against the US-led war drive against Iraq.
Anglican archbishop Ian George, Uniting Church
BY NORM DIXON
On October 8, US Secretary of State Colin Powell hinted that a "compromise" within the UN Security Council on a resolution for "tough" new weapons inspection guidelines in Iraq was close to being struck. Such a resolution would
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DARWIN — On September 30, around 20 people, wearing gags across their mouths and carrying placards, marched to the office of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. They were demanding that the Australian government assist
BY JOHN GAUCI
SYDNEY — On October 10, 30 people gathered at the Manly library to
watch John Pilger's documentary Paying the Price: Killing the Children
of Iraq. The screening was organised by the Northside Socialist Alliance
branch.
BY GRAHAM MATTHEWS
MELBOURNE — On October 2, the Victorian Electoral Commission received the 502nd positive response to a questionnaire it sent to all Socialist Alliance members in the state. Five-hundred positive returns were required by
BY DARREN JIGGINS
LAUNCESTON — On October 5, more than 400 people attended a rally at Princes Square against the looming war on Iraq. It was organised by the No War on Iraq public forum.
Speakers included Kim Booth from the Greens, Jules
CANBERRA — On September 22, a group of Australian Jews released a statement
in support of the rights of Palestinians and condemning the actions of
the Israeli government in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip.
Rick Kuhn, a
BY RUSSELL PICKERING
PERTH — Construction workers walked off a Perth building site on
October 7, after construction company Sizer Builder installed surveillance
equipment to monitor union activities.
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